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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(July 29) -- Separated at birth? On Tuesday, a black bear entered a house in Laconia, N.H., munched on some pears and grapes left on a kitchen counter, and drank some water (plus a few fish) from a fishbowl before picking up a stuffed teddy bear. As WMUR News reported, the bear, who had come in through a sliding glass door that had been left open, was apparently scared off when the family returned home. Homeowner Mary Beth Parkinson discovered the discarded teddy bear on the lawn, along with a box of Goldfish crackers. "I thought maybe ... [the teddy bear] looked like a little baby cub ...
(July 28) -- Early this morning, one person was killed and two others were injured in a bear attack at a campground in Montana's Gallatin National Forest, just outside Yellowstone National Park. The Soda Butte campground, which has been temporarily closed since the incident, was also the site of a deadly bear attack in 2007. The two incidents had Surge Desk wondering about the likelihood of such an attack at Yellowstone itself. From 1980 to 2002, more than 62 million people visited Yellowstone, spending roughly 17 million camping hours in the park, according to Kerry A. Gunther of the ...
(June 19) -- Authorities say a grizzly bear that killed a 70-year-old hiker near Yellowstone National Park is still on the loose, and are cautioning residents to beware. The attack happened Thursday in the same area where researchers had trapped and tranquilized a huge adult male grizzly earlier in the day, in the Shoshone National Forest about six miles east of Yellowstone. Scientists with the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team had put a radio collar on the bear and are now trying to trap it again, then use DNA testing to see if it was indeed responsible for the attack. Erwin Frank Evert ...
(June 8) -- Jim Cole knew he had to get up and get moving. After unknowingly stepping on a grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park in May 2007, Cole was knocked down and mauled by the mother bear. Bloodied and severely injured, though he didn't know how badly at the time, Cole had to flee to survive. "I just knew I had to get right up off the turf," the photographer, who has studied grizzlies for many years, recalled in an interview on NBC's "Today" show this morning. "I knew that if I sat there for one minute, I'd be dead." The attack happened in the park's Hayden Valley ...
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